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Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles

L.U.C.A.

Last Universal Common Ancestor
Hervé Guerrisi, Grégory Carnoli, Cie. Eranova

21 > 30.03.2019
Theatre

Why is the question “Where are you from?” less harmless than it seems? What defensive reflex hides behind this ordinary question? What are the differences and similarities between yesterday’s migrations and today’s? What commonalities do the ancient and the current migrants share? Are those migrations comparable? Does having been an immigrant oneself inoculate one against tribalism?

To delve deeply into these questions which bring into focus all the issues of the debate on identity and origins, Hervé Guerrisi and Grégory Carnoli, actors and grandchildren of migrants pull together stories and testimonials to run them through the strainer of science. The result is an innovative type of theatre, between documentary theatre, scathing, biting lecture, and place for defiance. It’s an invitation to travel through family histories and those of the migratory flows… to find our common ancestor, that cell that we all descend from since all living species come from it: L.U.C.A.
(Last Universal Common Ancestor).

Calendar

  • - 20:30
  • - 20:30
  • - 20:30
  • - 20:30

    Introduction - 20:00

  • - 19:30
  • - 20:30
  • - 20:30
  • - 20:30

Information

Language

FR

Venue

Salle Jacques Huisman

Duration

80'

Sound level

category 2

About

Introduction 26.03.2019 - 20:00 (15')

Cast

Concept and performance
Hervé Guerrisi & Grégory Carnoli

Co-staging
Quantin Meert

Assistant
Laurence Briand

Outside view
Romain David

Movement
Élia Lopez

Light design
Antoine Vilain

Sound
Ludovic Van Pachterbeke

Video
Antoine Vilain

Video consulting
Arié Van Egmond

Costumes
Frédérick Denis

Light and video operator
Thomas-Tristan Luyckx

Sound operator
Fabrice Juchtmans

Creation
Cie. Eranova

Production
L’ANCRE – Théâtre Royal

Co-production
Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles, Théâtre Jean Vilar Vitry-sur-Seine

Help
Ministère de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles – Service du Théâtre

Support
La Cité Maison de Théâtre & Cie, Théâtre des Doms dans le cadre du programme "Le Réel Enjeu", La Fabrique de Théâtre, 9-9 bis-Le Métaphone, MCA Recycling sprl et le Tax-Shelter du gouvernement fédéral belge

Production manager
La Charge du Rhinocéros

Thanks to
Jean-Michel Van den Eeyden

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